Canned Vegetables · Product of China

Peanuts.

Whole peanuts boiled and canned in brine — skin on, gently salted, firm and nutty for snacks, salads and stir-fries.

In brine
Tender peanuts
Heat & serve
Ready in minutes
Versatile
Snacks, salads and stir-fries
ChinaFood canned peanuts trade can
Product Can
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In the can

Whole peanuts in brine

The tin is opened and photographed, not styled — what you see is the fill.

  • Whole peanuts in brineSkin on and plump.
  • Firm, nutty biteGently salted.
  • No artificial coloursReady to eat from the tin.
Quality

Boiled, canned and gently salted

Peanuts boiled and sealed at the plant — skin on, firm and nutty, served straight from the tin or heated in minutes without work in the kitchen.

  • Peanuts, boiled and cannedFirm, nutty and savoury.
  • Skin on, gently saltedNo artificial colours.
  • Once opened, keep it coldUse within two days.
In use

Four ways it goes on a plate

A tin opens into a straight-from-the-can snack, a salad toss-in, a late stir-fry addition or a simmered pot of soup and stew.

Snacks

Straight from the can.

Salads

Tossed through.

Stir-fries

Added near the end.

Soups & stews

Simmered in.

Specifications

What is in the carton

Figures as packed for the trade tin.
ProductCanned whole peanuts in brine
SeriesVegetables
StyleCanned
Packing mediumBrine
Shelf life2 years
Storage noteOnce opened, keep it cold. Use within two days.
SeasonALL YEAR
Brand nameOEM
OriginProduct of China
CertificateBRC, HACCP, HALAL, IFS, ISO, KOSHER
IngredientPeanuts, water, salt
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Loading Details

Can sizes and container loading quoted per enquiry.
Can SizeNet WeightDrained WeightPer CartonMOQ
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Pricing

Price List

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